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Saw this and it made me laugh.
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Saw this last week, it's pretty ridiculous so I just laughed at it.
Change the word "encryption" and no judge will be smart enough to know that's still what it is
We need people like this to file ridiculous lawsuits in large quantity. The only way to fix the system is to aggravate it until it gives.
Call EFF, I am sure they will love it.
A similar, odd patient passed by USA i.e of Go Daddy of sharing your domain name on social networks or so......
Now whats next is some one is having an enclosed patent of calculations like (2+2=4), the way(s)of typing or viewing things, sitting or eating or even speaking or even to live.
Really anything is possible, Start thinking now else some one will have a patent(s) related to thinking and writing and hence making you paralyzed..................
Great work USA (Sorry if it hearts someone, its just my very odd thoughts and are not meant to heart someone)
A role model of a patent troll.
its this one >> domainnamewire.com/2012/09/25/go-daddy-patents-announcing-a-domain-name-registration-on-a-social-website/
Patent for 'Announcing A Domain Name Registration On A Social Website '
@gameon thanks, I actually forgot the real patent subject line.
Eat, get sued. Walk, get sued. What's next?
Stop breathing my air, or I will sue you!
Dying and breathing will get you sued.
Steve Jobs died, so if you die too, you're infringing Apple's product.
@Damian Sorry you 6 years ran out last month!
It's a shame some of the big names actually bothered to settle rather than taking them to court where they would have easily lost, setting precedent for any other company afterwards to do the same.
Okay, I have stopped breathing fresh air.. I'm using a tube now. Will you still sue me for oxygen use?
@Ishaq it wouldn't surprise me if there was someone who once upon a time patented the delivery of oxygen thru a tube :P
@kbeezie
Now I'm going to die, and get sued for being buried under government land :<
That is the beauty of it, litigation is so expensive that ppl would rather pay off.
The patent trolls are only an accessory to the real murder of justice that happens because of high litigation costs.
Got an idea , getting papers ready to apply for the patent >> Delivery of fluids via a transverse medium from source to destination .. multiple possibilities for suing ! * evil grin *
I'm patenting proteins, screw you all!
I bet many are patented already.
LoL, yes many proteins are already patented in their more or less specific forms (ie: synthetics).
Wonder if anyone ever thought to patent patents.
Ahahahahah
Where is the thanks button
Please, one week is long gone...
I think I inc. the patent war with my comment.
i.e.
Really anything is possible, Start thinking now else some one will have a patent(s) related to thinking and writing and hence making you paralyzed..................
I hope by posting n forum or even by using it we are not violating patient rights, maybe some related patient would be pending and billions of people who usage internet will be sued or maybe for not using internet as well.
Ahahahahah
Where is the thanks button
Please, one week is long gone...
Me tooo, +1
Also a patient for thanks button![:\](https://lowendtalk.com/resources/emoji/confused.png ":\")
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I'm almost positive that was actually attempted.
I'm the one last commenting here.
Comments after me, and I will sue you
Too many sites to be sued
Because they probably knew that smaller companies will close up shop, so it's a easy way of killing your competition.
I'm surprised Apple didn't fight them, they like sueing other companies. I bet the amount they sued for was cheaper than the legal fees they'd incur.
It seems like an easy patent to get over turned.
You missed (TM). Apple might sue you now.